Donut House Decaffeinated K-Cup Packs were recalled because regular caffeinated coffee was packaged inside boxes labeled as decaffeinated. Consumers expecting decaffeinated coffee would receive caffeinated coffee instead.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
Master Cases, Product Code #8534 (6-12 count retail boxes) Label of master case bears the name: Donut House K -Cup Packs. 12-Count Retail Boxes, Product Code #8934, Donut House Decaffeinated K-Cup Packs
Regular (caffeinated) Coffee individual K-cup packs were packaged inside multi unit retail boxes labeled Decaffeinated Coffee.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-1584-2013 | Master Cases, Product Code #8534 (6-12 count retail boxes) Label of master case bears the name: Donut House K -Cup Packs. 12-Count Retail Boxes, Product Code #8934, Donut House Decaffeinated K-Cup Packs | Best By: 15NOV2013 PL113 3049 | Terminated |
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